Sentence examples for by very low levels from inspiring English sources

Focusing on Peninsular Malaysia, we show that both RSPO-certified plantations and uncertified large-scale plantations are characterized by very low levels of landscape heterogeneity.

Hypophosphatasia, also called Rathbun's Syndrome, rare hereditary disorder characterized by very low levels of tissue and serum alkaline phosphatase (the enzyme necessary in cell processes such as muscle metabolism and bone formation).

It is the hollow that runs vertically down the centre of the abdominal muscles, from the breastbone to the tummy button – but only if those abdominal muscles are extremely toned, and the shape of the musculature revealed by very low levels of body fat.

The detection of lesions incorporating 90Y, therefore, is challenged by very low levels of radioactive distribution, or signal.

Or in rare cases, cramps can be caused by very low levels of calcium due to a problem with the parathyroid gland in the neck.

In an interview with the Reuters news agency, the head of the British Retail Consortium, Stephen Robertson, said: "The next six months are going to be characterised by very low levels of growth.

The laboratory data show that the transport rates active within the wedge are almost two orders of magnitude slower than the transport rates active above the wedge for the small-scale experimental system which is characterized by very low level of mixing.

The disease, characterized by very low level of free and total carnitine (free carnitine 1 5  μM and normal 20 55  μM), may have a predominant metabolic or cardiac presentation.

If appropriate traits are used, they can be an excellent material for investigation of rare but important biological events like intracistronic recombinations or mutations induced by very low level of mutagens.

Peaks c and h were not surface-active at neutral pH, which may be explained by the very low levels of CSR species represented.

However, viruses generated from R88-A3G-transduced C8166 cells were not able to initiate an efficient infection, as indicated by the very low levels of p24 antigen detected in supernatants harvested up to 9 days post-infection (Fig. 7A).